Le tirage des épreuves en photographie
A French photography manual by Frédéric Dillaye, published in Paris by J. Tallandier in 1903, aimed at practising photographers learning how to print their images. The four pictures are rotated halftone-style plates of landscapes, likely reproduced from photographs in an earlier French text on landscape views. They show a stone church or chapel on a rise, a village road with a low building, a rocky ravine with a small structure in the gorge, and a steep cliff face beside a river valley, all in soft grey tones useful for studying tonal range in monochrome prints.
